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Today we, in so-called Canada, and especially here in Manitoba, lost a Legend. A strong, steadfast, Warrior. Rest in Peace, Mr Sinclair. My condolences to his family.

This guy should of been commissioner of the RCMP !

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Hello, Maybe this article about "Transgenerational and Psychogenealogy" is interesting for your chanel members: agoracademie.org/en/blog/transgenerational-and-psychogenealogy-their-definitions Have a nice day! Many greetings Laurent

This is the most useful and helpful presentation for people dealing with developmental and inter-generational trauma. Thank you.

does discuss our New Zealand process for Restorative Justice.

the fellowship and working with another addict makes you feel good

what an excellent speech This is why we as youth and adults need parenting courses as well as growth and development courses to ba able to parent well .

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Good stuff

I like the way that he explains complex things like behaviour and brain activity in a way you can understand.

From the videos you subscribe to I thought this might interest you, I went to their website and found some pretty cool things.

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the very first video Sean liked.

never mind jacksepticeye I'm here because I'm a recovering addict trying to get well.

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So I'm guessing I'm not the only one here because of jse

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Hi, we really like this video at the Restorative Forum, for that reason we're featuring it this week and will also post it on our newsletter. Although Dr. Liz Elliott left us some years ago her legacy is still inspiring those interested in restorative approaches and social justice. Join the Restorative Forum today, the largest online community for Restorative Approaches: www.restorativeforum.org

well I'm not the only one now huh?

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RIP Dr Elliott

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JSE need i say more

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I think we should be treating drug addiction as a health issue vs. a criminal issue. The way we do it is costing us horribly both financially and in overall morale. We created a war on our own people in the 80's and 90's with the epidemic of crack cocaine on African Americans. At that time the name of the game was mass incarceration and harsher sentencing and we called it a war on drugs - a war on our own people. There have been many casualties in that war. We need to reevaluate many of those harsher sentences. Especially, as now it is scientifically proven that harsher drugs like crack cocaine high-jack the brain. Addiction is now considered a disease of the brain. Let me give you just one example - just one of literally thousands - of someone whose sentence should be reconsidered -- Lenny Singleton (shown in the profile pic). Lenny committed 8 "grab & dash" robberies in a 7 day period while high on alcohol and crack cocaine to fund his crack addiction. He did not have a gun. He did not kill anyone. In fact, no one was physically injured and not one person filed against him as a "victim." He stole a total of less than $550 and these were his first felonies. He wasn't part of a gang or a habitual criminal. He earned a college degree and served in our Navy before he allowed his addiction to destroy his life. What he needed was some help with his addiction. What he got was 2 Life Sentences plus 100 years with no chance of parole. The judge, without any explanation to Lenny or the courtroom as documented by his court transcripts, sentenced Lenny to more time than repeat violent offenders, rapists, child molesters, and murderers. Lenny would be the first to tell you he needed to do some time, but he didn't need to have his life taken away from him. Murderers in the state that Lenny is incarcerated in have been given 17 years and will walk free while Lenny remains in prison. Lenny, while incarcerated these past 20+ years, works every business day in a position of authority, lives in the Honor's Dorm, takes every available class for self-improvement offered, and in his spare time, he has co-authored and published a book to help others headed down the same path called, "Love Conquers All," available now on Amazon. During the entire 20+ years he has been in prison, he has not received a single infraction for anything - very rare for lifers. He is deserving of a second chance. To keep Lenny behind bars for the rest of his life will cost taxpayers well over a million dollars - for stealing less than $550 in crimes where no one was physically injured. This makes absolutely no sense on any level. And smarter sentencing in Lenny's case would be a reduction of cost to the American taxpayer. His case should be reconsidered. That million plus dollars would be better spent on rehabilitation services or preventative education or rebuilding infrastructures - anything rather than keeping 1 man who stole less than $550 in crimes where no one was physically injured behind bars for the rest of his life. When you multiple this by the literally thousands of cases all across the country you begin to understand the magnitude of the problem. It is time for true criminal justice reform in this country. Please learn more about Lenny Singleton and sign his petition at www.justice4lenny.org. Justice will not have been served if Lenny dies in prison.

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One off the most insightful explanations of addiction I have ever heard. If I was the Canadian Prime minister I would ask Dr. Mate to craft a national drug treatment program, and then implement it.

I went to my first AA meeting and I met the most inspirational people. Everybody contributed to the conversation by talking about what it means to be a part of the group. The first person filled me with inspiration and healing, the next talked about networking, another used a clever analogy to stay grounded, one person described themselves to be like a child. The whole meeting had a lot for me to appreciate and I hope to give back when I see these wonderful individuals in a few weeks. I could not get over the fact that every individual supplied you with knowledge and they all talked about the fact that they thank God that they came back to this particular family. Thank you to all those individuals for their courage and inspiration.

Fantastic video. I wish this person would see that documentary 'Making a murderer' and see what he feels about Steven Avery.

don't ask why ime here.. actually.. naah, ANYWAY!! This Is The First Video jacksepiceye Ever Pressed The Like Button On 😝

I luv this guy, he is the greatest mind, we are so fortunate that he is also Canadian, we should give him a reward in Canada for being a hero instead of some overpaid athlete or dumb ass actor. I vote for Gabor for president! Lol - he is truly my hero, voice of reason, sanity, and truth. Addicts like him, because addicts do not respond to anyone who does not tell the truth, they respond to truth - someone who knows them. And this Dr possesses a honest, kind, perspective.

Dr Gabor is one of the greatest minds of today, he is a educator and can so easily make sense of science, reality our culture, and dysfunction. He speaks the truth - and is the only person who makes sense. The voice of reason & the TRUTH.

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i like this dude very much.

Why is it important to have a reliable adult through infancy (a consistently available caretaker)?I know that having a consistent person is less stressful for the baby, but specifically hat does it provide for the development of the baby's brain? Does it help them to cultivate trust?

I cut myself as a teenager.. I was told that it increased the endorphins that's why I continued it.. I have stopped cutting but traded it for chemicals..This man knows his stuff..

Great work.

Hmmm... I really wanted to watch this, but he starts of by saying something that has been scientifically disproven, that addiction does not come from the inside. In actuality some people would get nothing out of sniffing coke and some would get very high, that's genetics. While I do believe this presentation can be good it is not scientific... my search continues.

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Thank you

Dr. Mate is no less than incredible. I even passed a few of his videos over to my own therapist to read up on and he was extremely impressed by his perspective. It is refreshing that someone can finally shed some light on such a dark topic.

Thank you for an incredible hour.

Thank you!!!! This put lots of things into perspective. I can't thank you enough for shedding light on so many subjects, from Psychology, to socio dynamics between parent and child to addiction, pain and everything else in between. This talk explained two of my ex-boyfriends' strange behaviours. I thought they're weirdos and sociopaths, turns out they're just addicts.

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